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An administration bent on rewriting history
In my lifetime, there have been 14 presidents. I remember listening, with my parents, to the confidence and hope embodied in Franklin Roosevelt’s radio “Fireside Chats.” He signed many important pieces of legislation, e.g., the Social Security Act. Roosevelt proposed four freedoms that people everywhere should have: freedom of speech, freedom of worship (including choice of none), freedom from want (an adequate standard of living), and freedom from fear. These freedoms are being eroded in the United States. They have never arrived in most of the world.
How should the valley grow?
County hopes for broad participation in series of growth-policy meetings
EU unveils plans to save vacations and avoid a lost summer
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union unveiled Wednesday its plan to help citizens across the 27 nations salvage their summer vacations after months of tough coronavirus confinement and to hopefully resurrect Europe’s badly battered tourism industry.
EU unveils plans to save vacations and avoid a lost summer
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union unveiled Wednesday its plan to help citizens across the 27 nations salvage their summer vacations after months of tough coronavirus confinement and to hopefully resurrect Europe’s badly battered tourism industry.
EU unveils plans to save vacations and avoid a lost summer
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union unveiled Wednesday its plan to help citizens across the 27 nations salvage their summer vacations after months of tough coronavirus confinement and to hopefully resurrect Europe’s badly battered tourism industry.
EU unveils plans to save vacations and avoid a lost summer
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union unveiled Wednesday its plan to help citizens across the 27 nations salvage their summer vacations after months of tough coronavirus confinement and to hopefully resurrect Europe’s badly battered tourism industry.
EPA: Libby is safe from asbestos
Libby is safe.
Two Mile apartment complex gets OK
A proposal for a major apartment complex on the west side of Kalispell has received a recommendation of approval by the Kalispell Planning Board.
An administration bent on rewriting history
In my lifetime, there have been 14 presidents. I remember listening, with my parents, to the confidence and hope embodied in Franklin Roosevelt’s radio “Fireside Chats.” He signed many important pieces of legislation, e.g., the Social Security Act. Roosevelt proposed four freedoms that people everywhere should have: freedom of speech, freedom of worship (including choice of none), freedom from want (an adequate standard of living), and freedom from fear. These freedoms are being eroded in the United States. They have never arrived in most of the world.
Sanders to seek partial recanvass of Iowa caucus results
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign plans to ask for a “partial recanvass” of the results of last week's Iowa caucuses.
Sanders to seek partial recanvass of Iowa caucus results
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign plans to ask for a “partial recanvass” of the results of last week's Iowa caucuses.
AP News in Brief at 9:00 p.m. EST
COVID-19 vaccine shipments begin in historic US effort
Innovative, ultramodern SoFi Stadium ready to welcome NFL
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — When Stan Kroenke asked his fellow NFL owners for permission to return pro football to Los Angeles nearly a half-decade ago, he won them over by promising something nobody else could realistically deliver.
World / Nation briefs September 29, 2011
Judge: Loughner can be made fit for trial
Whizz, bang, it's patriotic pyrotechnics time
In a small pole shed, neatly perched against an expanse of green swales and somber blue sky near Worley, Randy Adrian sells stuff that explodes.
OUR GEM: Restoration turns back the clock at Hepton Lake
Last year, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe wrapped up construction on an ambitious wetland restoration project that has been in the works for more than a decade. The Snyihms he mulshu’lmkhw Project (Swimmer’s Landing among the Cottonwoods) is located along the bank of the lower St. Joe River in a place that Tribal people referred to as emish n(ilemn, meaning “waiting for the animal place.” The site formerly was a floodplain marsh and wet meadow, regularly inundated by floods from the river. The presence of culturally significant plants and wildlife supported a high level of use by the Coeur d’Alene People.
Canyon of obstacles
Six years later, architect still moving forward on plans for 612-acre mixed-use neighborhood development in Hayden; hearing set for Thursday
HAYDEN - It's the next in what's been a lot of steps, but Glen Lanker is optimistic about his vision.
Detainee says China has secret jail in Dubai, holds Uyghurs
A young Chinese woman says she was held for eight days at a Chinese-run secret detention facility in Dubai along with at least two Uyghurs, in what may be the first evidence that China is operating a so-called “black site” beyond its borders.
